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Posted: 21 Sep 2008, 20:54
by saltysam
Posted: 21 Sep 2008, 21:56
by bradavon
Thanks Salty.
I'm tempted to get Predator but I think I'll wait for the SE. I don't care about getting all the extras but I do resent it being bare-bones, even the commentary would be enough. I got Die Hard and Speed for this reason.
I will get Enter the Dragon though. I've been meaning to pick that one up.
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 09:15
by grim_tales
"Includes the international version", what does that mean? I'm guessing it doesnt have the TC

(I've never actually seen that).
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 19:01
by bradavon
Enter the Dragon right?
Think about it Grim next time. What cut do you reckon Warner have released? Did you really expect it to
"suddenly" be the Original Theatrical Cut? ALL the Warner DVDs have been the International Cut. Why would this be any different?
You know exactly what cut, the International Cut is

.
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 21:45
by grim_tales
All right, its very likely to be the 1998 version, but I've never heard that referred to as the "international cut"

Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 22:18
by Markgway
To call the extended ENTER an "international cut" would be inaccurate so I understand Grim's confusion. The only place it was released like that was Asia. Everywhere else got the standard theatrical cut. FTR: the US BD is the extended cut with audio remixed. More's the pity.
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 22:31
by bradavon
How do you mean remixed? It's the standard DD5.1 also found on the DVDs, except it's a higher bitrate. Oh, unless you mean it's the same remix, got it.
Now I think about it. I've never heard it called that before either but I'm sure we can assume it's the same cut Warner have only ever released on DVD. Ask Salty, he has it.
Has there ever been anything on why Warner decided to release the Extended Cut on DVD/BD? I presume their Video was the Theatrical Cut?
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 22:38
by bradavon
Warner aren't calling it an International Cut:

Blame Tower.com

.
grim_tales wrote:All right, its very likely to be the 1998 version, but I've never heard that referred to as the "international cut"

Fair point, my mistake.
Posted: 22 Sep 2008, 23:35
by Markgway
bradavon wrote:How do you mean remixed? It's the standard DD5.1 also found on the DVDs, except it's a higher bitrate. Oh, unless you mean it's the same remix, got it.
Yes.
Has there ever been anything on why Warner decided to release the Extended Cut on DVD/BD?
Because they're idiots only interested in marketing.
I presume their Video was the Theatrical Cut?
Any VHS released before 1998.
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 09:47
by grim_tales
Better hunt down an old US VHS then

Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 16:13
by Markgway
Or laserdisc for anyone who can play them.
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 19:54
by bradavon
Or do what Romero did, buy the laser disc "because it looks nice"

. I'm sure it was Romero who bought the T2 laser disc.
Where is Romero these days?
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 21:32
by grim_tales
Pointless buying the LD if I cant play it

Yeah I wonder, where are Romero, Slasher, Kurgan, Bruce etc?
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 22:02
by Markgway
Romero has moved into Paul W.S. Anderson's exclusive love nest in California where they share obscure laughs and sweaty man love by an open fire. They met on a Liberace appreciation forum and I wish them well. I believe they're planning to adopt an African orphan or two. Bless.
Slasher went out for his usual Friday Night Stalk 'n' Slash session back in June and fell on his own rusty machette. A horrible end I'm sure you'll agree. The irony is he tripped over a discarded hockey mask. The Police found an autographed collection of Friday the 13th DVDs (as well as a trunk of severed teenage heads) and put two and two together.
Bruce finally had enough of this decadent western society and moved to his spiritual home in China to become a Shaolin Monk. He was doing quite well until the Abbot to him "no meat" and the fat bastard ran out screaming into the forest. Bruce was last seen wrestling a Panda for its food - he lost.
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 22:28
by bradavon
grim_tales wrote:Yeah I wonder, where are Romero, Slasher, Kurgan, Bruce etc?
They all left yonks ago. Romero is more recent.
Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 22:39
by grim_tales
Markgway wrote:Romero has moved into Paul W.S. Anderson's exclusive love nest in California where they share obscure laughs and sweaty man love by an open fire. They met on a Liberace appreciation forum and I wish them well. I believe they're planning to adopt an African orphan or two. Bless.
Slasher went out for his usual Friday Night Stalk 'n' Slash session back in June and fell on his own rusty machette. A horrible end I'm sure you'll agree. The irony is he tripped over a discarded hockey mask. The Police found an autographed collection of Friday the 13th DVDs (as well as a trunk of severed teenage heads) and put two and two together.
Bruce finally had enough of this decadent western society and moved to his spiritual home in China to become a Shaolin Monk. He was doing quite well until the Abbot to him "no meat" and the fat bastard ran out screaming into the forest. Bruce was last seen wrestling a Panda for its food - he lost.

Posted: 23 Sep 2008, 23:16
by saltysam
Romero still lurks here but isn't posting.he did declare a while back he was off because he was fed up with a certain member,looks like he's sticking to it.
Posted: 24 Sep 2008, 04:07
by Markgway
saltysam wrote:Romero still lurks here but isn't posting.he did declare a while back he was off because he was fed up with a certain member,looks like he's sticking to it.
I'm gonna put money on Brad. It HAS to be??